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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 2, 1951 Mrs. Furlong Entertains At Monday Party Mrs, Scott Furlong entertained with a party Monday afternoon at her home on N. Chase Street. Present were Mrs. Frank Ayers, Mrs. C. E. Lynch, Mrs. Roy El liott, Mrs. Blanch Brown, Mrs. Verlan Matthews and Mrs. J. C. Payne. Games were played with prizes being received by Mes dames Elliott, Ayers and Lynch. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Roy Orwick, Kathleen Or- wick and Marilyn Miller were in Condcyi Tuesday on business. Get Started RGfr BuyOurkee's OwnG&deM AT- ' COURT STREET MARKET PHONE 443 HEPPNER M ' MIX-OR-MATCH FROM TOP TO TOE . BY en j. j fl yy J ("fr LK I C I SWEATERS -SKIRTS -SOX A history-making Janzen sweater story the top-to-toe look: A heavenly Khartfleece Pullover, and Cardigans too, to match or mix with a hip-narrowing Kharaflocce Skirt to mix or match with stunning matchmate Sox by Hub. Kharafleece is Jantzen's softer than-ever blend of virgin worsted wool, nulon and the miracle test tube fiber Vicara. Resists moths and mildew, is practically wrlnkleproof, washes beautifully. "Lucky" features Janzen's costly cashmere-type neckline, beautiful full tailoring, and non-stretch ribbing. Fabulous colors to match or mix with skirt colors and sox. Sweaters 32-40, 7.95; Skirts 10-18, 11.95; Sox, 911, 1.15 pr. ..BUY NOW -ON LAY-AWAY NORAH'S Heppner Resident Entertained at Parry Mrs. Conley Lanham and Mrs. Agnes Curran entertained with a card party Wednesday evening at the Lanham residence on Mor gan street complimenting Mrs. J. J. O'Connor who is leaving soon to make her home in Fallon, Ne vada. Members of the Altar Soc iety of St. Patrick's Roman Catho lie Church were guests. Three tables of pinochle and one table of canasta were in Dlav. Mrs. Don Hatfield received high score in pinochle and Mrs. Russell O'Don nell low; high in canasta was re ceived by Mrs. Paul Hisler. Pre sent were Mrs. Edmund Gonty, Mrs. Vivian Williams, Mrs. Char les O'Donnell, Mrs. Jerry Daggett, Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs. james Heaiy, Mrs. Russell 0 Don nell, Mrs. Ilene Recksteln, Mrs. Paul Hisler, Mrs. Paul Doherty, Mrs. Gene Wells, Mrs. John Ems dprff, Mrs. Don Hatfield and the honoree. Mrs. O'Connor was pre sented a combination waffle iron and sandwich grill by the group. Refreshments were served. Heppner Marine's Marriage Told Of interest to local friends is the announcement of the mar riage of Mrs. Mary Lou Lane to Cpl. James Wagner of the U. S. Marines. The wedding was an event of Thursday, July 26 at Santa Ana, California where Cpl. Wagner is stationed.-The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. u. u. Haguewood. The young couple plan to make their home in banta Ana for the present. o MISS LILLIAN HUBBARD ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Van Hubbard of lone announced the engagement or tneir daughter Lillian to Ray uoyce oi Condon. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bovce of mat city. The wedding Is set for Aueust at tne Hubard home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mover motored to Portland Monday aft ernoon to spend a few days on bMslness and pleasure. 0WI FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER Boardman Folks Attend Hgwy. Picnic By Flossie Coats Mr. and Mrs. Nate Macomber and grand-children, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potts and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ely and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Thorpe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow and Mr, E. T. Messenger and Mrs. Emma Delano went to Emigrant Springs, Sunday to the State Highway annual picnic. , Mrs. Helen Broomfield of La Grande came Friday and return ed Sunday visiting at the A. Bak er home while here. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Parker re turned home Sunday after en Joying a months vacation in Sea ttle and Portland. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Russell re turned home Saturday evening from a weeks vacation along the Oregon coast. C . A. Tannehill is taking a few days sick leave. Harold Baker is carrying the mail during his ab sence. - Mr. and Mrs. Don Tannehill and daughter of La Grande are visiting at the C. A. Tannehill home. i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gwinn SDent a few days last week in Boise, Idaho, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schott and daughter, Carol spent the week end in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craner and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carpenter spent the weekend in the moun tains out of Hardman, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ewing at tended the Adventist Camp meet ing at Gladstone, Oregon a few days last week. Mrs. Claud Coats motored to Seattle Friday accompanied by Mrs. Frank Cole and grandson as far as Olympia. Miss Wanda Needles left Sat urday for a two weeks vacation with her mother at Silverton, lone "Stitcherettes" 4- HClub Meet The "Stitcherettes", 4-H Cloth ing Club with members from the lone community, met last Friday at the L. A. McCabe farm home near lone. Main topic of the meeting was reports given by the girls who attended 4-H Summer School and County Club Camp during the month of June. Judy Howton reported on the three day camp at Herron Meadows; Dorothy Dobyns reported on the the enjoyable and educational ten days at 4-H Summer School held at Oregon State College, while Elise Baurenfiend reported on her attendance at Girl's State held at Salem, which was filled with good times and education on governments and elections. The girls present inspected each others work, discussed com pletions of projects and made plans for exhibiting at the Fair. Visitors present at the meet ing were Mrs. Robert Jepson, Jean Ann Swanson and Grace McCabe. very livery of Christ. Our Savior who is the Lord above all lords, would have his servants known by their badge, which is love." Bishop Latimer. 1 FRIDAY August 3 Dr. and Mrs. Bremen from In donesia in a missionary service. 8:00 p.m. . SUNDAY August 5 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Hout 10:45 a.m. Bible Study 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY August 8 Prayer and Bible study 8:00 p.m. May we see you in Church Sun day? . Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Thorpe and family vacationed last week at Bandon, Oregon with Nate's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe. Mrs. Claud Coats, Mrs. Z. J. Gillespie and Mrs. Frank Marlow spent Wednesday evening with Mrs. Truman Messenger in Ord nance. Mrs. Emmet Rogers and "two sons left Friday for Hood River to visit Mrs. Roger's sister. Donald Downey is working as operator at Messner, starting in Wednesday. o CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Lexington . LEWIS G. WETZEL pastor "As every Lord giveth a certain livery to his servants, love is the if: ON ANY PURCHASE OF $5.00 v OR MORE ON ANY COMBIN ATION OF MERCHANDISE OF YOUR CHOICE! BUY NOW... SAVE! FORMERLY MARSHALL WELLS HDWE. N. MAIN ST. HEPPNER I Lifetime Porcelain finish. Inside and out Convenient top loading Underwater Suds Distributor Hands never touch water Rapidry-Spin gets clothes really drier, lighter No bolting down Come in I See a lve Water" Demonstration! HODGE CHEVROLET CO. mmmt i u n iiiiiiiiiim r 4 --pr lit h 111 l- I The Lena Community Invites You to Attend the Princess Dance Honoring IDA LEE CHAPEL avlllOIl - Heppner FairP Saturday Night 4 Music by the "Columbians" Admission, $1.25 Lunch Served by 4-H Club PHONE 403
